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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16

Propeller u. A. Root. Michigan City.
100000 fesf Of lumber; propeller c. Hickot.
Chicago, 80 0c0 lumber; propeller 4 Soper.
Chlcsgo. 400 coo lumber; propeller Emma
Thompson, Ihicsro. 1900 .1mbsf; pro-
pellsr i. +. Wilde. Chicago. $4,000 lumber;
schooner ]. /. Boyce. Michigan CITY. 200
oOO lumber; schooner Evsl ne. Chicago,
10000 lumber; schooner l. A. Barton. Nil
waukee, go, COO inmosr. Total >, $50 90.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16

The seams arc cut high on the
sides, completely clearing every
tee Joint, thus rendering = the
easiest shoe on Germs ard bun
ions ever constructed.
Thousands Of Ladies arc we ar
ing these shoes today and are
more than pleased with them.
Rccoilcct We have them with
high heels, low heels medium
heels. broad heels or narrow
hee4s. II you want genuine
- shoe for 8 be SIRE ard *
anime C'Hsrs's Famous 500
Shoe 81
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16
ALL ABOARD FoR THE MICHIGAN
TATE EN PDsfrfON.

The Michigan STATE Exposition pro-
jeet keeps right on getting there Il
Is business, and 10 mistake, this time,
aud we're bouud 70 have iuil-growD,
lifs-sizs Metropolitan Exposition IN
spite OF bowling heathsn, raging moss
bseks, Council kicksrs and editorial OBJ
ssructionlsts. Mr.. II. ID. &. YAK AsNUs
will stsrt out tomorrow morning With
his subscription book in hand, and
Lives there = man with soul 10 dead
ID this growing and glorious city OF ours
who ever to himself VIII ssy, or to Ar.
Wax AsMUs. 81 cannot AFFORD to give
anything toward orr own Michigan State
Exposition2" The TELKoeAM- HERALD
feels assured that there Is not one such
man. Question, 'gentlsmsn, question!
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16
Heip Uantci--Yc,nai-.

VTASTED--A GIRL 10 10 CKSreAf
" hou.ea0 or. ~ 2, Washington Apr. ~
once "a
WANTED x o1SD N.gL FoR Oh A.
~ hoes wax +neNrl iranciis ey 4 -
Sc iyaerst u
CVANlEp--A GooC OiitL fok AENfEAl,
~ holsegork. Aipya 81 scrsbner-tt "a
lVANTED A COMPETENT ttEL f1x nks
" efs, h0use xork - ~ south Isfasi e-si Ia
YEAEfEb- ASiFI re sTlrE 1lkL 10 i.,.ssS
" dfes-tnsking ~ p E1ixest "a
WTANTED-A CoNaErESr GIRL FOR cEN-
W ca. houEeHosk. apply al so ca r. -si. -,
VANTEO--FITTkEE GIRLS FOR q ESThsf.
W hos. work. small fanii4v ro.i ? coo ages.
Eight diui : Tool Z l. App ,, - g roe - O.
~ oitawss. }. III '-@DronxAo1s; -
yVAETED--A 6fRL TD7 ETN RAJ IL UsE-
~ wors. Apply 2ls re NV. -
4yTANTED a GOOD tEHALE COX A Ii
" co.ue- oi court aud A..cn -s 80
WAN ID Al ONCE MINI kWgD.sa a4AIs
~ ior COOKS. nisl aud second { ~. eo,l agsgss
Tsd. Inquire u employment 14ita4 y o. o
aud :, Pierce's block. -
tlANTED--A GOOD GIRL FOA uH.aaals
" koIsework small faulty, cas- WORK ca J
ri 7 4. q IL cheyn0ics b.ock zi-t.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16

O'Hara's Famous $500 Shoe
is made OF the best selected
Curiso Kid stocks. the same
quality that is used in ali "a
Shoes.
O'Hsra's Famous $500 Shoe
is made on the most improved
perfect Fitting lasts
0'Hsrs's Famous $500 Shoe
has the renowned 6ordian
Back Seams and they cannot
possibly break across the back.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16

u'ANrrD TO 3, "a aops alfll F.s' FOX
" a eos % Ii.ie $50 dove f-sts n ..i if pt.t
Cal 81 r.. X pglyefs il1r sal g
Morton Eocse ~
IKTANTFo-To prErHksf A DNffl.lss
Be sirttri ~ Eets reigHU fi.s.f 70 isf s'-'t .
can or et4:esD pfrt offhc tity. 40 q trr L r
. c.y ~. Tulfabie fof lAs eltrffer q crelllns
house Elf9orh-sFe- rrrfcfrl Acrrfs
rar uol v els r.oni 3 itlfAhssru pS-e ~
~aff4s f3 81 m
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16
curiou, individual. Il see you oppose

curious lnd!Nlcuai see you Oppose
the belt line strest railway. Alderman
Alderman: Yes. sir, and Won just BET
I'm going 70 keep right on opposing that
same blamed oeit line as long as my nsme
Is asrrydegrsflofdetirst ward and don't any OF
you fellows 90 ana forget it"
Curious Individual: But my son, why
snonld you oppose this great public neces-
slty vixen you fought 50 hard and so cred
itably fo- the cable line On what ground
OF public policy do you oppose one such
pnbie improvement when you favored the
O.hegl'
Alderman: with indignant emphasis)
Well, now. yon are chump. TO be sure.
Public policy DO hanged. I0us fel-
lows running this here new scheme don
Know n1thin. Can't you see that a fellows
brofhsr cant boss the building of two street
railway lines at the same tms' Maybe
you il know enough next time TO 20 slower
and wait ill rny brother John gets through
with oae fAt JOB. before you 60 TO asking
for my vote on snOthef.'
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16

Ifoa kENf-A AKN ~fNbf 80 LOCATION
Z sttfiHe W stnffal h-ce. ~ kosNa 4ht
rgbt rfD t.t Nsltt tFfI IS fft iasI
isicg Asn sffp z ~ .ftis sad. ,ai.scc a. -
xae g.. 81 sear 49, luile afts eftl A..
oxfs
u 10a AID pJNEK 10 RtNl.-f 0RSfa
81
EcR fS<T ne NIL lITf uehf,is 81
i wtaie Nster ard siesD. 20 t.. irf ass
Satisfactory GpD.icArt IRE i.ua se4eef ~ .cfsr
ca IL .f. isiris oceup.sa ., ettits h-lirt
cGnp. HilaeDs.oe> s-s sis1lt ttfn - p ID
fe...ag su4 .gf3f Ga i1fve sissA Apply 10 i.sset
Csrner SUef la- - i t'fi. 4 .tr
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16

TEJANTED 10 hENf -NtfF BssyHfNr So
~ i'csfi - $50 tgttcH .tl ,ct 2lsaf.
2 er'. heI spe % shin go gsse le rtHlff.r-
iur rs a tp' eut npp9riIrts. E.1s0naele r.tf.
= tire befefu n 10 = rs ! ~ see
tfor LNr1 ~ nSI~Gtb FRoST Rooms
4 ell e. STAPLE ~ 20 suit. steam heated sis1
ICONS .oi Efbl bOusekcc -. Agi a. tc1.r ..
Ltaffrf M. u. N.I.aAel. ..a-l
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16

The fact OF Is IS" yesterday remarked
an oli-tme friend of Doctor Prindle. "the
Doctor is At heart one OF The best men il
the world. but he has losi his G1p.s "He
has lost mis- gTip,' How many Jmes We
have all heard and used the same express
son in connection with The best and most
brilliant OF friends and acquaintsnces, and
without pausing 70 reflect upon the world
II sal Suggestions which n moments
thought associates with this common
slang expression. What does It nean. any
how Not, necessarily, that the mental
faculties srs destroyed, nor even seriously
dersne>d: neither that the physical energies
are shattered. The nan OF whom we say.
lie nos los. his grip. l. often one CT the
brightest and most agreeable companions,
and quite a. likely to be an
sihletc IS az invalid. He may look,
act and talk On sll ordinary affairs
ike auT OrssinsrY msB, sn1 Jet there is not
oar EhO knows him but aeon sets aud
rueFx tnat. 50 far as al the gFsnder posi-
aiiges q present or azure are concerned,
Ne is = doomed uan-hat a shadow lies
srrcss his PATH which can never De lifted.
and that tA- Fstss have whispered IN mis-
es-. Thou hss reached the Thus Far aud
No Further" The man who has lost his
grip lives ard moves along with the rest
q ths s~srnias human hive. he eats.
-. rleeys. and hss Ike other mea. his
owes sud hates. his hopes and fssrs. his
yiauS and ambitious Whers. then. comes
II tic i ference What Subtle, intangible
u,rstsrious ssmathiug IS it that dis
ti1x -4isnes sgeh H1so from 9.hsr mem lie
dos n0s zoos himself The man Es write
~ "a fhc last man Who oould
snswsr sach question. or anslvze
as cvn strange, utter hslpiessbess.
For sach 4 MAJ a helpless. Once Re hss
lest - Erir. s1a be il nor oai T-deo1ed
hu1 deai-sye. dead Is K be a.. with the
sod hea7ed hixh score BIS sresst. n p~scs-
"a endless rest. among those sEll wn =
s. ssuers in sod Silent Cities. For Ais hops
g re aapc. s-d his fss- i rot ear. snd b.
loves - ireunz fs1c.es. sd tis bates are
ka B rlsus sre wi-bclt puTcess a.
ara 1l-ons taFa s. torea tsasces. Re
Gee Tsr.s--hsceGss toe vfd rushas
re- Hnre strong swimmer. - e1t cate
aar wita tss tle lie does 1ot even 6os
Id t. diifecg. 1r f-isE. d-igiag o. and on
without ~.lL vitncuf care. without SIS
sf-- ~ oaisrt urta Tines 've~ rssches TIE
Etrs SEA sn1 t8s weary. voe-
fri urseTEht ycTsge = vel ever
An8 ~ro So stsfs - causes 81 trese
.sowr ais AMI thsir sld0sn s~fn rr4rks ~
a1rra1 uar1-e. Do~ SAYS is wss s1ar
r--ehe- thf-xs fest 10 i1.cs 333 itn S-1
tsle5 re eyes herr rou3sn n ths
sase B1s is - "a coz esturs. 81 ore
-1faz. sawsvsr. ore meT - CERTAIN. sd
ttat 81 tssf Trs1 one as-s a z1sn ~kss iost
thsre = slwsTs CT ecte1 SO
ts7r rssa SFsee strsrsee sxt wsc~v II = -
s rr wnlch rasT o. ms7 ugt cozne 80
fre s1e PASTE. TIE rac1Hs7 ~ INA - rnen
ears r uc 20 90 ASS rrssis she
xsl.a 80 avsi tse xene~oas and - fs'e-st-
~ wee il 80 bs<et 18Tn os q sce7-
stssisve.i -sr. -scs iessly rss7it1 xssh 80
- ~ Dest1r stsss ftesr a. "a . szrz =
cas- sd ,ss SID p.ay 80 nors.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16

The Conneil gemnis.se "a Or.iiusnces
r-,neists x Aldermen harry - grssf.
+ i~rnrSp an8 HtTwARD 0hstruchon-
Sc fe xrsaf VII. 81 course. oppose tas
Fels line. bus ~ hors Al8srmsa Fssr-
rrSD 81 noi - 81 asrrpS-min3ei a. e.
cppcss an Improvement thst = worth
thoassuis - doisrs 20 tas city. szi
thus scmpsi ~ to spell his name With =
suasli
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16

Whistsvsr NAV - - fsrt IN refsrsnce
"a keaSsr GsEsrrT's ssnisT cr inssnisv.
there 20 aoahf thst Jar scrnD is -
eonpas Hsatfs 80 usual
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16

That bssutifaI THurrLxs.r Alderman
barry g. yresf. nsds ths statement 10
The Councii that NJ Sew England Fur
sigare Company would oppose So Bsls
Line "t1oia and os-nsiL Mans xsr
ANsogS. ~ taat institatioa. SAYS thst
ia dsy tas Esit Liue = assured bi.
conranY wll ist the coasrsrt % sr3cs
arcthsr building 70 scout double -
cnrse-.y q ihe nlsnalaelorg.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16

1 A4Al NfA So .P asa 49, Hho y IL
4 80 sc er<sa ssft 81 l.il.e heAis
Nrt slstN - ntf lsks ta4a ffpktk
tssftt so ssspast.s ewes hgsi
fttk SAX LAN0f NfiUA NWFt ms
\ hIs< = rgfA< 4 fH tns - faaAt
cs..a. sexes o. .zNEes ~ e. a. e.
s. SHls t1a - eFsftz hf Nft f4Ai
rzsasskis Ana fe4r, = tsIe. I a 4seF.
iesa fs> leasai1 nse.k. szfeE fses- &tt's
Ia0k sAtk Nk hfN3 eN1E ~ EAll.4
j lls,a e. Nft tacltS 9 "a - - ~
eislgt - fssas4leiN-4l
lNk sALs-A fio41l WIZ - tlk1Ns 10
4 a2Aea - bsse ne.ss e ecefsf i.kA opu a. ;
ss1a cslN1aea AsA iEAss saf c.it fleg<tls
+ scz'aasf - tsefi-s tseaa fAfa<
fgfo fnkE Az 6kSttAl akAA rs Al /.
4 bcs.ef BE ssss b b 81 faa2 Z 81 tFlc-
Tlsezss s. - $50 &c ~ a24lsses = tnt
Ess.zrs-a1 sS4iauk
lsok sAIK-FoUsg On yEFfKES0N Ava
nesT Alrhleua $50 zNsA ps1mrs'
ass2 fsgksr 4 Pea ass. e. isyea - asa
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16
Health is Wealth.

-. & Nesfs AesFe sns tFklc
sAsf41tosf sl.2.slf Sc hFsiteA o. t'a-
futsiaas fls4 AtIkQsa Aea-a kis t
A4ff.s.ia p .xssi - ~. fslso.f 81. st[ ,f -
a. soesc01 sekrln saesk Nsata ttf
es.fseail.k IS tet hJeiH fz1itiHf .e,sti t+4
lee sD.f 60 N.istft 1et<f fns fs4it ssfe 80
t,H Aft e ttlltf4se taAt tt.et tf
50 saw intEt f4t- HaN ~. I#f 80
taseec ~ ets ear ~ ~ af tratlt - ~ .-tt
., osvf-sDau fglsss kssA ltik
eaths 'ftateitA. f1k ~ st r.kt "A
81 49, - atli pea "a e'rt
VA ga tteNfsl - 49, nt
80 r1fs as ease 3 - s. HitfE .TeItf
Is - as hst-t - pss az Ns'u % ga .
ia fte ie4e .4stf eHs Alt ten ESsfs9.ef ~.
fssEf tas aia-tt q a 8 essss'ii d.sts .f- s.
sefess Nae ap.aFe Il ,es 'al. -
~. h. TsBBS, rRU0Cis
>at tGg1f
Ise Neutee 81, t.fsAa iai..4s. fIta
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16

We hare heard much about "wolyes Ia
Sleeps clothing, bu. as 4 lmGttsr OF fact
each OF theas animals vOusd scorn 20
wear tee psit OF the other. But the
human wolt is difsrsut anizlal; hs
would cloak his dsviltry under anything,
from sacsrdotal robs 70 snrcud torn
from tbs corpse Of inDocence. Jus. IN
proportion "a one ot these human wolves
Is aggressive and dangerous, should the
bounty be increased that - oGersd for
his scalp. No marcy should bs shown
these moral lepers. who steal the livery
Of heaven to serve iae devil. Too many
OF them strut through society like little
gods with gold bells around their necks,
when. wsrs justice not bribed and
shackled. they would bs doing convict
service At Jsckson or elsswhsrs.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16

CTcoSn IrrTEs NfrFrFIU HE -E8r
= uhefe DARN 81 eflaes q, 20 Mr. rrr
- tf oaie ~ ~ stf. tne .l r0+ - sar
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16

Willie ths President Is flying around
our broad land without guards or other
protection, wo cannot but reflect that the
monArchs aud princes OF the old world
i've in perpetual horror Of dynamiters,
secret poisoning. tie s,illeto or some
otberf0rm q assassination. Tssy can
not even get their lives insured Never
thslsss. the sal fate or LI.ooLN and
GAEsrgLD would Indicate that II IA owing
10 prspondsrancs CT courage. rather
than isck o. dsnEsF. that our rulers
are so Indifferent snl ioly.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16

ne sbecrption ~ Ire Western Uaion
o. - most rCws-f1l rival makes fhs e.
tshhshnent ~ = Governments teiexTsuh
systsru ssssn slnscst = necesf
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.


4 osf-~S3Alf RaERx ok N0SknE CASA
A. ~ sod "a s.sa ga $50 sGsss & feaz ;
saetke Nt4 e&7ce@ 1st 1~1e1 -
Is y fe+trs = 4tR eeosz - An Il
at - oo1 LtFa.nEe
1 g5f--A p ~. q Uf FtEE ktf9 N.Y. fHt
A. ..aess Fcs-sa -. AE 4ssssr.zl- 1Axse.s sllf
=
1 OsI-A I'll. NitEf AK LE4uN sktash
4 49, ya2g : 4 kelaTe - 6sEty : s4a1ss-.k
@t4
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16

EoCND-A bcoE Ktx o. canal II os =
7 - "a = ssEas - ssz4rx - Ia % ~
49, fss ~ as 1eiicc. aet
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16

Drnnkeuness = a rscrtzaze sorsclos.d
% msn by tie isviL
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16

<fss, e srs-<Ea Ay<z-s. "a ts4s-tAz.
AstA-@ <-afese6 stes saeF4zsk a. e-ssz.
AgVskze1N scSBAx. OF. -
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16

With al honor to the President, the
Nation. The good old flag aud the Amer
iesa eagle With bosh wings spread, We
csurot ont pronounce Il very sickening
spectacle for multis7des to who7p ike
Choc.Sw Indians and claw snd trsnpls
esch other, snd stand out IN the rain all
asT in a procession = nsils lons-sll for
40 attempt 20 So Crows CLxvEIASD.
ana. possibly. 70 shake hsuds With him;
an ihis, knowing that. % The President,
ih= waoi@ performances u akin % diSbol-
icai tasEurs.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16

Bss KeUxCnpS. fsG sA4H A. 49,
p l,iost1 izfn 81 q Gcf4s 9 a. o.tafe AtAs n
-. t-4I sttal ..ss.e sttI eei tt "a
az Is1E a4A 81 exc taNrt H4.lliA q
tstt fht f.ses 80 Hssat sti. - g ssa -. "a
i. rss 3 AstiIn 500 8 tif - trb-ft
H.fss3Nle :. st- taH + 4at tafA
5 81. rssatr e. o sst-'isii oh. fA IS ~ 4.
81 kisa9s
sfEsfHt SOLD CO. r 81 EsF sgD eAf>
y e1i tl4i ioss So tse ~ IA a,f ff,tsfht ir
Ett.tF 3 - ~ A.tss ~ aa-a'i 49, t9
q :. tif lAst 30 llsss. a. 'e fl taa f3t ~
fa.so AH ssa 81 a,a 1aff ESQ CAS- lsaf q
i.s,ea q i>s8ia4.
Nsun l0 W. s.
@stAb.uV fioyec sspa Qlftr ft
inst - hssi ~f stse lfatt IS a CO ~st
2 1ttes 3. tafin.s a g, a -ts pc ~
lsga SALt-iiAE IxaDs ~ ata&fV1
T t1Hpty, t9feg Pca.ls.iia sat 81 las RssH-
az caoins so4luofn f.ns sses .sfd fsf.ss 20 q a
esIoff. sla Fsiuso-s fty - ir'r,s tpf -
A>re~ 10 soaI o. hest Stale o sea- - 1itlte.
rs SIS sfcs9 s4Vtaf,e ,'ssJstt Saoesf s1c bni
tcsEos slid sod have slsa ~ AIS slt.a iss-
stsfs e.e teTHs. riscs ~ Ieal esine fita As4s
A. of fsft Ah'cH e EdgIti.ft 10 - l.st sso-f
cessFst's LEcRtry "a tie eiiy 81 gns lacsfH.t a.
flA risss uote.. v baesalg iisi Gpcss hesse
ftnfes. bSpA O. plafr lslS los industry. t1f
g.ssicaltls "a. - a. seirss A. a. kbtifaSl
'srf
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16

Mr. COUP stuffs the Baltimore (
Ohio wires into his hreeoaes pocket, and
the rocket stiu yswns for more.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16

- 80 - E7t
staaso "a Nesso--ss. Gard Espiss.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-11
The man Howard Hunter, who wa,

The man Howard Hunter, who was
arrested here while en- route east from
Idaho with q ain OF stock, now seems
to be suspected OF having committed
almost every mysterious crime that
has been perpetrated In this county
for some time. He is said to be want.
ed by the authorities Of Oregon and
Montana, of Carbon and johnson
counties, etc, and is accused of every
conceivable crime from stealing q sad
die, robbing . U. S. army paymaster
on up to q murder which occurred 10
Muskrat ca yon n long time ago.-N.
w. l.. b. Journal.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-11
tCommunicated.)
Notations From Little Muddy.

wILLIsToN, Aug. 8, 's7.
Editor YELLOWSTONE JOURNAL;
Since writing you last. there has not
been much change In this town, and
consequently not much news. The
latest report is that the graders are
now on their way here to lay out the
side track here. The depot building
is q neat, tasty building, aud is nearly
flashed. / hardly think there will
be much business done here until this
fall, or perhaps spring. From reports
we hear IL Is dull all along the line.
We have not experienced the intense
heat we hear about in other parts, and
have had nice showers from time to
Ii me, making the grass and grain
crop q fine M Mr.. Savage has con
cluded to re.ship his drugs 10 Miles.
They are already packed and ready
for the next boat. A great number Of
graders are passing through town
almost every day and take the oppor.
tunity Of stocking up with provisions,
which makes trade pretty lively dur
ing their stay here. Mr.. Hill and Mr..
Eagan passed through lsst week Ia
their special car going to the front.
They still insist that this point shalI
be a principal division, and as soon as
they get time the round houses, shops,
etc., will be built. Last night we had
quite q wind storm, which sadly de-
moralized 9 ONE Of the tents. but for
t~unately no one YVES, hurt. but l fancy
south and east OF rs the storm must
haue been very severe, and | regret "a
hear Of considerable damage done "a
buildinss and crops. There is cousid'
cradle talk Of o minstrel troupe being
organized here under the leadership o
Editor Msybes. who 10 always at thu
front IN anything that livens thu
town. 30 don't be surprised any do,
70 zee your town placardsd by tn
"Wiliston Open Troupe" One Q
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-11
Painless

II is no longer q question Of doubt-althsugh
the contrary was once bs~lieyed-thst medicines
which produce violent effects are un,uited to
other than desperate emergencies. In other
words, that super-potsnt remedies are calculated
10 weaken and injure the system rather than TO re-
form its irregularities. Among medicines Of de-
bilitating effect are cathsrtics and cbologcgues
which copiousIy and abruptly ~evacuate the bowels
Because IL does not do this Hostetters Stomach
Bitter is preferable to the drenching class Of
purgatives. Painless In lie effects, ii is sufficiently
active to remedy chronic constipation. II relieves
by invigorsting the in,sstines' and enables, not
fnrces, them 20 perform the duty imposed upon
them by nature. Promoting the secretion OF bib
10 normal quantities by its BEAUTIFULLY stimulating
effect upon the liver, II Is eminentiy conducive "a
digestion. and contributes In no small degree "a
keep the bowels together.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-11

the firm Of the / X L store leaves by
team for Miles this afternoon and We
shall miss him very much rs q more
genial gentleman you will rarely find.
When the graders arrive and work
commences 1 will write again, but
you know how hard IL 10 TO get items
of interest during such dull times.
The YELLOWSTONE JOURNALS arrive
every week and they are passed from
one to another for news from Miles, as
there are 80 many old residents from
Miles City here. y.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-11
Councnman Thomp.ou,, Re~,Ipn.,Ion

Governor Leslie upon his return
from the northern part Of the territory
found awaiting him the resignation OF
Councilman Thompson, OF Custer
county, and also u telegraphic com.
munication from a number Of gentle.
men Of both parties, residing In Miles
City, asking that action be suspended
until an effort be- made to induce Mr..
Thompson to reconsider his resigna'
tion, as they believed It would be det'
rimental 10 the interests Of Custer
county and the territory If he did moi
hold his sea at the extraordinary SEES.
sion. As the time before the meeting
OF the Legislature Is but short, Cover.
nor Leslie will be forced to accept the
resignation and issue his writ for q
special election o.day.-Independent,
August 9th.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-11
Mill. City Gun Club,

Pursuant to call about a dozen Of
those interested In the formation of IA
gun club met ut l.. c. Bears rooms last
night and committees were appointed
to perfect the organization of the Miles
City Gun Club. The first shoot will
be ut the brewery rifle range on Sun.
day, after doing all business that
could be properly brought before an
informal meeting. Adjournment WIS
taken until Friday night at s O'Clock
at the same place when the organiza-
ton will be perfected. The charter
members are: l.. G.. Dear, T. H. IT.
vine, H. Hood, Jack Hawkins, Z. X.
Davis, W. Z. Savage, w. l.. Lansing,
A. ID. McAusland, w. ID. knight and
II. l.. knight. IL ives decided to
combine shot gun and rifle shooting
and probably the same range will be
used. A committee will wait on elig.
ible parties between now and Friday
and endeavor TO increase the member
ship at least one half or as many
mora
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-11

A. ]. Maxwell, proprietor Of the
Miles City q Spearfsh stage line, has
just returned from an extended trip
over his line. His hay camps were es-
peclal points In his observations and
there will be a great plenty Of hay for
the winter feed Of the stock along his
line. In the spearfsh valley he re-
ports magnificent crops. although the
ranchmen In that vicinity are grumbl'
ing over "ouly half q crop" He finds
times fairly good In the Hills but lots
Of people are leaving there for more
promising locations, many Of them
heading for western Montana and
Idaho.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-11

The presentation of"Ths Merchant
Of Venice on Wednesday showed
clearly thst Mr.. Min had made the
character :.of Shylock . careful study.
His conception Of the character 10 OF q
GOLD. scheming. remorssless Shylook,
with no soul for anything but ducats
and revenge. Did Shylook never
lAughf Was he never merry Did
Jessica never fling ray Of sunshine
across his path? Certainly Mr.. Milne
shylock lever smiled; he would have
driven hard bargains long before he
Wa weaned. Mr.. Minis representa-
tion Of the character was consistent
throughout. He IVES subtle and sly,
but now and then again the passion Of
che usursr blassd out In terrific scorn'
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-11

The correct definition Of the term
impeachment is the subject OF discus
sion In thinking circles and there is q
wager of a few dollars upon IL. In q
standard law dictionary it is defined
IAN allegation which must be- sup
ported by proof" and Webster says,
"A calling to account; arrsignment;
especially Of Q public officer for NAL.
administration; q calling in question
as to purity Of motives or the rectitude
of conduct
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-11

H. imported just as much contempt
into the word christian" Is that
word would fairly hold. His look OF
dismsy rs he returns, lantern 10 hand,
TO find his house deserted and Jessica
fed, was q most effective piece of
gork.-New ORR Mirror.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-11

Miles City, M. T.. Aug. o, 1887
The partnership heretofore existing
between Thos. Gibbs and Jos. Bate
man, known ~ the firm OF Gib6s a
Bateman, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All accounts against
said firm will be paid by Joseph Bate
man and all accounts due said firm
will be collected by the same.
THos. GIBBS,
Jos. BATEMAN.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-11

The difficulty connected with the re-
moval Of the building on Main street
by Bryan q Co. off Of land claimed MS
belonging to the Graham estate has
been settled and the removal will be
contaminated,